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| National Fellow ⏷ | Curriculum Unit ⏷ | Seminar Volume ⏷ | Location ⏷ | Year ⏷ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ralph E. Russo | The Elections of 1800 and 2000. How Crisis Elections Have Shaped the Practice of Democracy in United States History | Democracy in Theory and Practice | New Haven | 2008 |
| Deborah Samuel | Detecting Shakespeare's Sonnets | Approaches to Teaching Shakespeare | Philadelphia | 2008 |
| Jennifer Dienna Sandoval | Shakespeare's Characters: A Visual Analysis | Approaches to Teaching Shakespeare | Santa Fe | 2008 |
| Marialuisa Sapienza | Race and Gender in Shakespeare and the Art of Rhetoric | Approaches to Teaching Shakespeare | New Haven | 2008 |
| Nicole Marie Schubert | The Role of Rhetoric in the Abolition Movement: A Study of Voice and Power in Narrative, Speech, and Letters | American Voices: Listening to Fiction, Poetry, and Prose | Charlotte | 2008 |
| Valerie J. Schwarz | Taxes, Rebellion, and the Birth of a New Nation | Democracy in Theory and Practice | Richmond | 2008 |
| Debra Blake Semmler | The Design and Analysis of Structures | Bridges: The Art and Science for Creating Community Connections | Charlotte | 2008 |
| Jesse Senechal | Our Spiritual Strivings: Understanding African American Identities in a Conflicted American Democracy | Democracy in Theory and Practice | Richmond | 2008 |
| Christine Shaub | Democracy, Terrorism and the American Criminal Justice System | Democracy in Theory and Practice | Delaware | 2008 |
| Francisca Sorensen | Effects of Plastics on Top Predators' Health | Urban Environmental Quality and Human Health: Conceiving a Sustainable Future | Houston | 2008 |
Ralph E. Russo - The Elections of 1800 and 2000. How Crisis Elections Have Shaped the Practice of Democracy in United States History
Curriculum Unit: The Elections of 1800 and 2000. How Crisis Elections Have Shaped the Practice of Democracy in United States History
Year: 2008
Seminar Volume: Democracy in Theory and Practice
Deborah Samuel - Detecting Shakespeare's Sonnets
Curriculum Unit: Detecting Shakespeare's Sonnets
Year: 2008
Seminar Volume: Approaches to Teaching Shakespeare
Jennifer Dienna Sandoval - Shakespeare's Characters: A Visual Analysis
Curriculum Unit: Shakespeare's Characters: A Visual Analysis
Year: 2008
Seminar Volume: Approaches to Teaching Shakespeare
Marialuisa Sapienza - Race and Gender in Shakespeare and the Art of Rhetoric
Curriculum Unit: Race and Gender in Shakespeare and the Art of Rhetoric
Year: 2008
Seminar Volume: Approaches to Teaching Shakespeare
Nicole Marie Schubert - The Role of Rhetoric in the Abolition Movement: A Study of Voice and Power in Narrative, Speech, and Letters
Curriculum Unit: The Role of Rhetoric in the Abolition Movement: A Study of Voice and Power in Narrative, Speech, and Letters
Year: 2008
Seminar Volume: American Voices: Listening to Fiction, Poetry, and Prose
Valerie J. Schwarz - Taxes, Rebellion, and the Birth of a New Nation
Curriculum Unit: Taxes, Rebellion, and the Birth of a New Nation
Year: 2008
Seminar Volume: Democracy in Theory and Practice
Debra Blake Semmler - The Design and Analysis of Structures
Curriculum Unit: The Design and Analysis of Structures
Year: 2008
Seminar Volume: Bridges: The Art and Science for Creating Community Connections
Jesse Senechal - Our Spiritual Strivings: Understanding African American Identities in a Conflicted American Democracy
Curriculum Unit: Our Spiritual Strivings: Understanding African American Identities in a Conflicted American Democracy
Year: 2008
Seminar Volume: Democracy in Theory and Practice
Christine Shaub - Democracy, Terrorism and the American Criminal Justice System
Curriculum Unit: Democracy, Terrorism and the American Criminal Justice System
Year: 2008
Seminar Volume: Democracy in Theory and Practice
Francisca Sorensen - Effects of Plastics on Top Predators' Health
Curriculum Unit: Effects of Plastics on Top Predators' Health
Year: 2008
Seminar Volume: Urban Environmental Quality and Human Health: Conceiving a Sustainable Future